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Solutions

Directory20102012

Fourth Edition, November 2011


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Providing

SolutionsThis Solutions Directory is a reerence guide that contains the most complete and current list

o eligible equipment (solutions) and qualication criteria or incentives available to customersthrough SCEs 20102012 Energy Eciency Program cycle*. It also includes a summary oDemand Response Technology Incentives available or customers installing qualied equipmentthat enables load-shiting strategies. You can also use our Energy Management Solutions Guides(Guides). These include a listing o the typical solutions used by customers within select segmentsto help you create a comprehensive energy management plan and/or projects or yoursel.

Comprehensive Energy Management includes Energy Eciency and Demand Responseprograms. Energy Efciencyprojects lead to permanent reductions in energy usage, usually byupgrading equipment and optimizing building system design. Demand Responseprograms oersimple ways to reduce your electrical bill by agreeing to temporarily reduce or shit your electricalconsumption when requested by SCE.

For more complex project challenges involving multiple technologies, and/or installations atmultiple project sites, ask your SCE Account Representatives about SCEs consultative approachto project development. Your SCE Account Representative, SCE Field Engineers, and Third PartyEngineering rms will work with you and/or your in-house team to help scope your comprehensiveenergy management project. This collaboration helps ensure upront agreement on operatingcost, capital cost, energy savings and incentive estimates.

The Online Application Tool (the tool), ound at www.sce/onlineapp.com, is another easy andreliable way or you or your Authorized Agent (designated contractor) to calculate energy savingsand submit your Energy Management Solutions (EMS) Incentives Application or your project.The Tool will also help you satisy two requirements or your Incentives Application. TheApplication Terms & Conditions includes a new certication requirement. Customers o InvestorOwned Utilities submitting Incentive Applications are now required by the Caliornia PublicUtilities Commission, Caliornia Energy Commission, and the Contractors State License Board

to sign and certiy that they will/have used a license contractor, where applicable, and will/haveobtained all required permits or their energy management installation. Also, or projects using anAuthorized Agent, a completed Authorized Participant Agreement must be submitted with everyEMS Incentives Application (visit www.sce.com/contractor to learn more).

Both the Solutions Directory and the Guides reerence documents are available online atwww.sce.com/applicationandtools. Both are updated quarterly; however, the Solutions Directorywill always contain the most complete and current list o equipment (solutions) andqualication criteria.

* Programs are unded by Caliornia utility customers and administered by Southern Caliornia Edison under the auspices o the Caliornia Public Utilities

Commission. Programs are oered on a frst-come, frst-served basis and are eective during the Program cycle or until unding is expended or the program

is discontinued by the Caliornia Public Utilities Commission. Programs may be modifed or terminated without prior notice.


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Table of

ContentsEnergy Eciency Incentives

Lighting 4

Linear Fluorescent 4

Pulse-Start or Ceramic Metal Halide 11

High Intensity Discharge (HID) 13

Induction 14

Light Emitting Diode (LED) 16

Compact Fluorescent Fixtures 19

Cold Cathode 21

Lighting Controls 22

Food Service 25

Cooking Equipment 25

Holding Cabinets 28

Commercial Ice Machines 29

Commercial Reach-in Rerigeratorsor Freezers 31

Rerigeration 33

Rerigeration Curtains 33

Doors 33

Rerigeration Motors 34

Display Cases 35

Insulation 39

Condenser 40

Compressor 40

Rerigeration Systems 40

Rerigeration Controls 41

Building Envelope 44

Window Film 44

Window 45

Building Shell Improvements 45

Water Heating 46

Water Heater 46

Heating, Ventilating andAir Conditioning (HVAC) 47

Direct Expansion (DX) Equipment 47

Evaporative Coolers 48

Economizers 49

Chiller 49

Insulation 49

Cooling Tower 50

Compressor 50

Condenser 50

HVAC Systems 51

HVAC Controls 51

Oce Equipment 53

Copier 53

Computers 53

Oce Equipment Controls 54

Motors 56

Premium Eciency Motors 56

Pumping 57

Irrigation 57

Pumps 58

Pumping System Optimization 58

Pumping Controls 59

Process 60

Fans 60

Compressed Air 60Compressed Gases 61

Dryer 61

Chiller 61

Heat Exchanger 62

Process System Optimization 62

Extruders 63

Injection Molding Machine 63

Insulation 64

Grinder 64

Melter 64Oven 65

Desalter 65

Blower 65

Process Controls 66

Storage Tanks 66

Battery Charging 67

Laminator 67

Wet Cleaning 67

Demand Response

Options 68

Dual Enrollment 74

Appendix 76

Online Application Instructions 86

Indicates a new technology category and/or updated qualiying criteria.


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EXPRESS SOLUTIONS

Fill out the appropriate sections o theIncentives Application using the SolutionCodes, Solution Descriptions and IncentiveAmounts listed on the ollowing pages.

I your project installation isalready complete, upon approval oyour application, SCE will issue anincentive check.

I your project installation will becompleted ater you submit theapplication, SCE will send you anInstallation Report. Ater your projectis completely installed, submit theInstallation Report with the requiredsupporting documentation to receiveyour incentive check.

Return the completed applicationto SCE. I your project installation isalready complete, please include therequired supporting documentation(invoice, manuacturers specicationsproduct sheet).

Applications or Express Solutionscan be submitted or qualiyingequipment that is already installed oror equipment that will be installed aspart o a uture comprehensive projectincluding Customized Solutions.

Apply

Energy EfciencyIncentives

Express Solutions oer companies aquick way to receive an incentive orqualiying Energy Eciency projects.These projects are associated with avariety o standard or high-volumeequipment or technology such astypical lighting, air conditioning andood service improvements projects.Incentives are paid on a per-unit basis(e.g., lamp, xture, horsepower).

Incentive inormation or qualiyingequipment is located on theollowing pages.1

Express Solutions eligibilityrequirements are located in theAppendix on page 74, and online atwww.sce.com/Express_Solutions.

Answers should be Yes to everyapplicable question in an ExpressSolutions category to be eligible orthat incentive. I you dont know theanswer to the question, please contactyour SCE Account Representative.I you dont know who your SCEAccount Representative is, please call(800) 736-4777 or assistance.

Use the diagram to the right to helpguide you through the process.

Itemized incentives do not require a pre-installation inspection o existing equipmentunless a project with similar equipmentreceived an incentive. Projects qualiyingor more than $15,000 in incentives willrequire a post-installation inspection o thenew equipment. Projects under $15,000 willbe subject to a random post-installationinspection.

How do I apply

or an ExpressSolution?

What is an

Express Solution?

How do I qualiyor an Express

Solution?

1. SCE pays up to 100% o the individual equipment costor qualiying standard equipment incentives. For complete

terms and conditions, go to www.sce.com/solutions.


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CUSTOMIZED SOLUTIONS

Complete and return the InstallationReport with the required supportingdocumentation to SCE.

A qualied SCE contractor arranges apre-inspection o existing equipment.

Receive a Project Approval Letter, an

Installation Report and SCE Agreement.

Return the completed application to SCE.

Sign and return the Agreement to SCE.

Proceed with the installation o project.

A qualied SCE contractor arrangespost-inspection o the new equipment.

SCE will issue an incentive check.

FIND THE ENERGY MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS INCENTIVES

APPLICATION ONLINE AT WWW.SCE.COM/SOLUTIONS.

Mail completed paper applications to:

Southern Caliornia Edison, Business IncentivesP.O. Box 800, Rosemead, CA 91770-0800

Questions? Call (800) 736-4777

We encourage you to use the Online ApplicationTool available on www.sce.com/solutions to

complete and submit your application.

Fill out the appropriate sections o theIncentives Application using the SolutionCodes, Solution Descriptions and IncentiveAmounts listed on the ollowing pages.

Customized Solutions are or all othereligible solutions or technologies thatare not part o the Express Solutionsoerings. Incentives are paid on aproject-by-project basis and actual kWhand kW savings. SCE pays up to 50% othe projects cost labor, material andequipment based upon xed incentiverates or actual energy (kWh) anddemand (kW) savings.

Customized Solutions inormationis located in the tables on theollowing pages.

Customized Solutions eligibilityrequirements are located in theAppendix on page 78, and online atwww.sce.com/Customized_Solutions.

Use the diagram to the right to helpguide you through the process.

For most solutions, the OnlineApplication Tool on www.sce.com/solutions can be used to calculateenergy savings and to submit the

required calculations or your project.

Actual energy and demand savings arecalculated on a project-by-project basis.Pre- and post-inspections are required,and monitoring and verication oinstalled equipment may be required.

How do I qualiy

or a Customized

Solution?

How do I applyor a Customized

Solution?

What is a

CustomizedSolution?


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All new lighting xtures, retrot kits, and components must carry the appropriate,designated Underwriters Laboratory (UL) or Edison Testing Laboratory (ETL) label.

Customer should make sure that new lighting equipment is compatible with existingequipment and controls.

When applicable, lighting xtures must meet existing case and proposed caserequirement tables.

New xture or lamp wattage must be less than the wattage o lamp being replaced.

GENERAL

LIGHTINGELIGIBILITY

REQUIREMENTS

LIGHTING

A linear fuorescent lamp or fuorescent tube is a gas-discharge lamp that uses electricityto excite mercury vapor to create useul light.

LINEAR

FLUORESCENT

INTERIOR STANDARD T8 LAMP TO REDUCED WATTAGE T8 LAMP RETROFITLamp-only retrot to a newer generation 4 -oot, 80+ Color Rendering Index (CRI) T8 lamp that uses 28 or 25 watts.

Express Solution Qualifying Questions

YES The answer should be Yes to every applicable question in a solution category or a project to qualiy or that incentive.

I you answer No to any question in the Express Solution section, consider a Customized Solution.

Are the new T8 lamps CEE-approved? Approved lamps can be ound at www.cee1.org/com/com-lt/RW-lamps-ballasts.xlson tab RWLamp Update. Please reer to the specic tabs.

Are existing 4-oot 32-watt T8 fuorescent lamps being replaced, one or one, with 4-oot 28-watt or 25-watt T8 fuorescent lamps?This incentive applies to lamp-only retrots. Please reer to the ballast manuacturer specication sheets.

Note: This solution can be combined with the T8 interior lamp and electronic ballast solution i existing T12 lamps are replaced withreduced wattage T8 lamps. Please reer to the T8 or T5 Linear Fluorescent Lamps and Electronic Ballasts section on pages 67 oradditional solutions. Also, installing reduced wattage lamps will result in lower light output.

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR LINEAR FLUORESCENT

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

T8 to T8 reduced wattage interior lamp-only retrot:

LT-21844 32 watts to 28 watts $1.00 / lamp

LT-97103 32 watts to 25 watts $1.50 / lamp

For complete terms and conditions, go to www.sce.com/solutions. Please reer to the Whats New section o the Online Application (www.sceonlineapp.com)

or additions, deletions and other changes to solutions and eligibility requirements since the publication date o this document (print or online).

1. kW incentive applies. Reer to the Appendix: Eligibility requirements or incentive qualifcations and detailed calculations.

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INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

Interior linear fuorescent lighting:

LT-51003 Interior linear fuorescent retrots $0.05 $100

LT-58431 Other interior linear fuorescent lighting $0.05 $100

Customized Solution

Express Solution
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INTERIOR STANDARD T8 LAMP AND BALLAST TO REDUCED WATTAGE T8 LAMP ANDELECTRONIC BALLAST RETROFITLamp and ballast(s) retrot to a newer generation 4-oot, 80+ CRI T8 lamp that uses 28 or 25 watts and high-eciency ballast(s).




Are the new T8 lamps and ballasts CEE-approved? Approved lamps and ballasts can be ound at www.cee1.org/com/com-lt/RW-lamps-ballasts.xls.

Are existing 4-oot 32-watt T8 fuorescent lamps and ballast(s) being replaced, one or one, with qualiying 4-oot 28-watt or 25-wattT8 fuorescent lamps and ballast(s)? Existing ballasts should be able to support 28 or 25 watt lamps. Please reer to the ballastmanuacturer specication sheets.

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INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

T8 to T8 reduced wattage interior lamp and ballast retrot:

LT-84012 28 watts $2.50 / lamp

LT-67100 25 watts $4.00 / lamp




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INTERIOR T12 DE-LAMPINGEliminating excess lamps per xture in conjunction with a new T8 or T5 lighting system while maintaining adequate lighting levels.




Are existing T12 lamps/ballasts and unused lamp holders (tombstones) permanently being removed rom existing x tures?

Are less than or equal to hal o the existing lamps and ballasts (along with lamp holders) being removed rom each xture?

Is the total number o lamps being claimed or de-lamping less than or equal to the number o replacement T8 or T5 lampsbeing installed?

Will de-lamping maintain adequate light levels? Customer is responsible or deciding whether de -lamping will maintainadequate light levels.

Is de-lamping being claimed in conjunction with T8 or T5 replacements? De-lamping alone is not eligible. Also, removing lampsrom a T12 xture that is not being retrot ted with T8 lamps is not eligible or this incentive.

T8 OR T5 LINEAR FLUORESCENT LAMPS AND ELECTRONIC BALLASTSRetrot existing T12 lamp and ballast to a T8 or T5 lamp and ballast.




Note: Eective April 1st, 2010, 4-oot T8 lamps and ballasts must be listed as High-Perormance (HP) T8 lamps and HP ballasts, and be listed

atwww.cee1.org/com/com-lt/com-lt-main.php3.

Are T12 lamps and magnetic ballasts being replaced, one or one, with T8 or T5 lamps with electronic, high-requency (greater than

or equal to 20 kHz) ballasts?

Do the proposed ballasts have a power actor o greater than or equal to 0.90?

At ull light output, do ballasts have a total harmonic distortion o less than or equal to 20%?

Will programmed start/programmed rapid-start ballasts be used or T5 lamp installations?

Will T5 lamps being replaced in low bay installations (under 15') provide indirect lighting only? Customers installing T5 lamps ordirect lighting in low ceilings should consult a lighting proessional to address the possibility o excessive glare.

Do T8 and T5 replacement lamps and ballasts meet the color rendering index (CRI) and rated lamp lie standards listed in the Lampand Ballast Requirements table? Manuacturers specication sheets or lamps and ballasts must be provided.

LAMP TYPE AND SIZE BALLAST TYPE CRIMINIMUM RATED LAMP

LIFE (3 HRS/START)

T 8 2-oot , 3 -oot Programmed star t / programmed rapid-star t > 80 24,000 hours

T 8 2-oot , 3 -oot , 8-oot Instant star t > 80 18,000 hours

T5 All sizes Programmed start or programmed rapid-start > 82 20,000 hours

LAMP AND BALLAST REQUIREMENTS


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SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

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T8 interior lamp and electronic ballast:

LT-46109 2-oot (T12 replacement only) $4.50 / lamp


LT-89585 4-oot high-perormance lamps and ballasts (T12 replacement only) $5.50 / lamp


T5 interior lamp and electronic ballast:





T5 or T8 interior lamp:

LT- 34 812 2-oot lamp removed ( T12 replacement only) $ 6.0 0 / lamp

LT- 482 99 3 -oot lamp removed ( T12 replacement only) $ 6.0 0 / lamp

LT-7 73 41 4 -oot lamp removed (T12 replacement only) $ 8.0 0 / lamp

LT-2 719 7 8 -oot lamp removed ( T12 replacement only) $ 20.0 0 / lamp

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INCENTIVE

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Customized Solution

Express Solution

The ollowing solutions are available or both T8 or T5 Linear Fluorescent Lamps and Electronic Ballasts andDe-Lamping.





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INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

T5HO to T5HO reduced wattage interior lamp-only retrot:

LT-30612 47-51 watts $2.00 / lamp

T5HO TO T5HO REDUCED WATTAGE INTERIOR LAMP-ONLY RETROFITLamp-only retrot to a newer generation 4-oot, 82+ CRI T5 high output (T5HO) lamp that uses 47, 49, 50 or 51 watts.




Are existing 46" 54-watt T5HO fuorescent lamps being replaced, one or one, with 46" 47-watt to 51-watt T5HO fuorescent lamps? Thissolution applies to lamp-only retrots.

Do the T5HO replacement lamps have a CRI rating o 82 or greater?

Do the T5HO replacement lamps have a lamp lie rating o 20,000 hours or greater? All lamps must meet the minimums o rated lamp lieat 3 hours/start.

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SOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR LINEAR FLUORESCENTINCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1




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INCENTIVE

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Interior linear fuorescent xtures:

LT-41199 < 100-wat t lamp existing, up to 64-wat t replacement xture $25. 00 / xture

LT-12 86 6 1 01- t o 17 5- wa tt lam p ex is ti ng , up t o 12 8- wa tt r ep lace men t xt ur e $ 35 .0 0 / xt ur e

LT- 84 912 1 76 - t o 3 99 -wa tt l amp e xi st ing , up t o 19 2- wa tt r ep lace men t xt ur e $ 50 .0 0 / xt ur e

LT-55943 400-watt lamp existing, 245- to 360-watt replacement xture (Tier 2) $50.00 / xture

LT-26100 400-watt lamp existing, up to 244-watt replacement xture (Tier 1) $100.00 / xture

LT-92448 > 400-watt lamp existing, up to 600-watt replacement xture $200.00 / xture

INTERIOR LINEAR FLUORESCENT FIXTUREST8, T5, or T5/high output linear fuorescent xtures replacing less ecient light source, such as T12 fuorescent or mercury vapor.




Are complete new T8 or T5 or T5HO xtures being installed?

Will the new xtures have a wattage equal to or less than the maximum wattage listed in the table below or each range o lampwattage being replaced and have a lower wattage than the xture being replaced?

Will xtures be equipped with linear fuorescent lamps and ballasts that meet the specications dened in the T8 or T5 LinearFluorescent Lamps with Electronic Ballasts category? All 4-oot T8 lamps and ballasts must be listed as High Perormance (HP) T8lamps and HP ballasts, and be listed at www.cee1.org/com/com-lt/com-lt-main.php3.

Are new xtures replacing, one or one, existing incandescent, mercury vapor, T12 fuorescent, standard metal halide, pulse-startmetal halide or high-pressure sodium xtures in interior installations? Existing exterior installations do not qualiy.

Will all replacement xtures be hardwired?

Is this the only Express Solution category under which the xtures are receiving incentives?

Will xtures be installed at a height over 12' above the nished foor to qualiy or 400-wat t and greater-than-400-watt categories?


SOLUTIONCODE

SOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR LINEAR FLUORESCENT INCENTIVE$/kWh $/kW1




Customized Solution

Express Solution



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INCENTIVE

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Interior bi-level stairwell/ hall/enclosed garage fuorescent xture:

LT-69302 T8 linear fuorescent xture existing, to dimming fuorescent xture $25.00 / xture

LT-48107 T8 linear fuorescent xture existing, to on/o fuorescent xture $25.00 / xture

LT-38702 T12 linear fuorescent xture existing, to dimming fuorescent xture $25.00 / xture

LT-10654 T12 linear fuorescent xture existing, to on/o fuorescent xture $25.00 / xture


INTERIOR BI-LEVEL STAIRWELL/HALL/PARKING GARAGE FLUORESCENT FIXTUREA linear fuorescent hardwired xture with electronic ballast and a passive inrared (PIR) or ultrasonic sensor that will reduce the xture wattage by

35% or more during unoccupied periods.




Will all interior replacement fuorescent xtures be hardwired? Exterior installations do not qualiy.

Are new xtures equipped with electronic ballasts and manuacturer-integrated occupancy sensors?

Are all installed lamps pin-based? All 4-oot T8 lamps and ballasts must be listed as High Perormance (HP) T8 lamps and HP ballasts,and be listed at www.cee1.org/com/com-lt/com-lt-main.php3.

Are the manuacturer-integrated sensors PIR and/or ultrasonic controlling individual xtures? Fixtures must deault to ull light outputi integrated sensors ail. Fixtures controlled by manual on overrides do not qualiy.

Do the xtures operate at ull light output during occupied periods?

Do the xtures operate at 35% or less o ull wattage during unoccupied periods?

Note: A parking garage is a covered building or structure or the purpose o parking vehicles, which consists o at least a roo overthe parking area enclosed with walls on all sides. Parking garages may have ences, rails, partial walls (pony wall), or other barriers inplace o one or more walls. The structure has an entrance(s) and exit(s), and includes areas or vehicle maneuvering to reach the parkingspaces. I the roo o the parking structure is also used or parking, the section without an overhead roo is considered a parking lotinstead o a parking garage.

Note: Incentive or solution codes LT-39008 and LT-70908 have changed.

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1




Exterior linear fuorescent lighting:

LT-39008 Exterior linear fuorescent retrots $0.05 $0

LT-70908 Other exterior linear fuorescent lighting $0.05 $0

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Contains a ceramic tube inside the lamp that heats a mercury-argon mixture, creating abluish light that is close to daylight. A change in the lamp and ballast construction allowspulse-start metal halide lamps to start using a high-voltage igniter in the ballast instead o astarting electrode (probe) in the lamp.

PULSE-START OR

CERAMIC METALHALIDE

INTERIOR PULSE-START METAL HALIDE OR CERAMIC METAL HALIDE FIXTURESNew, hardwired pulse-start or ceramic metal halide xtures (or retrot kits) replacing, one or one, an existing, less ec ient lighting source.



Are complete new pulse-star t or ceramic metal halide xtures or retrot kits being installed?

Are new xtures replacing, one or one, existing incandescent, mercury vapor, T12 linear fuorescent, T12/High Output fuorescent,T12/Very High Output fuorescent standard probe-star t metal halide, or high-pressure sodium xtures in interior installations?

I installing retrot kits, will retrot kits be used on existing mercury vapor, standard metal halide, or high-pressure sodiumxtures only?

Will the new xtures or retrot k its have a wattage equal to or less than the maximum wattage listed in the incentive table thatollows or each range o lamp wattage being replaced and have a lower wattage than the x ture being replaced?

Will xtures be equipped with pulse-start metal halide (PSMH) or ceramic metal halide (CMH) lamps?


Will xtures be installed at a height over 12 above the nished foor to qualiy or 400-watt and greater-than-400-wat t categories?


SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR PULS E-START OR CERAMIC METAL HALIDE

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Interior pulse-start or ceramic metal halide (PSMH or CMH) x tures:

LT-50223 < 100-watt lamp existing, up to 70-watt replacement PSMH or CMH lamp $20.00 / xture

LT-38071 101- to 175-w at t lam p exist ing, up to 125-watt rep lacement PSMH or CMH lam p $35.00 / x ture

LT-71883 176- to 399-watt lamp existing, up to 175-watt replacement PSMH or CMH lamp $40.00 / xture

LT-64118 400-watt lamp existing, up to 250-watt replacement PSMH or CMH lamp $75.00 / xture

LT-48241 > 400-watt lamp existing, up to 750-watt replacement PSMH or CMH lamp $90.00 / xture


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EXTERIOR PULSE-START OR CERAMIC METAL HALIDE FIXTURESNew, hardwired pulse-start or ceramic metal halide xtures (or retrot kits) replacing, one or one, an existing, less ecient lighting source.



Are complete new pulse-start or ceramic metal halide xtures or retrot kits being installed?

Are new xtures replacing, one or one, existing incandescent, mercury vapor, T12 linear fuorescent, T12/high output fuorescent,T12/very high output fuorescent, standard probe-start metal halide, or high-pressure sodium xtures?

I installing retrot kits, will retrot kits be used on existing mercury vapor, standard metal halide, or high-pressure sodiumxtures only?

Will the new xtures or retrot kits have a wattage equal to or less than the maximum wattage listed in the incentive table thatollows or each range o lamp wattage being replaced and have a lower wattage than the x ture being replaced?

Will xtures be equipped with pulse-start metal halide or ceramic metal halide lamps?


Will xtures be installed at a height over 12 above the nished foor to qualiy or 400-wat t and greater-than-400-wat t categories?

INTEGRATED BALLAST CERAMIC METAL HALIDE PAR LAMPSIntegrated CMH 24- or 25-watt PAR lamp with a lamp lie o at least 10,500 hours.



Does the retrot involve the one or one replacement o existing refec tor-type incandescent, PAR halogen, or PAR halogen inrared(IR) lamps?

Is the integrated ballast CMH PAR lamp 24 or 25 watts?

Does the integrated ballast CMH PAR lamp have a rated lamp lie o 10,500 hours or greater?

Is the integrated ballast CMH PAR lamp compatible with the existing equipment and controls? Customers are responsible ordetermining i the lamp will t in their existing equipment and or veriying compatibility with existing lighting controls.

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CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR PULSE- START OR CERAMIC METAL HALIDE

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Exterior pulse-star t or ceramic metal halide (PSMH / CMH) xtures:

LT-63722 < 100-wat t lamp existing, up to 70-wat t replacement PSMH or CMH lamp $15.00 / xture

LT-77822 101- to 175-w at t lam p exist ing, up to 100-w at t rep lacem ent PSMH or CMH lam p $20.00 / x ture

LT-59921 176- to 200-watt lam p exist ing, up to 125-wat t rep lacement PSMH or CMH lam p $25.00 / x ture

LT-35561 201- to 399-watt lamp existing, up to 175-watt replacement PSMH or CMH lamp $25.00 / xture

LT-90144 400-watt lamp existing, up to 250-watt replacement PSMH or CMH lamp $45.00 / xture


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CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR PULSE- START OR CERAMIC METAL HALIDE

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-17432 Integrated ballast ceramic metal halide PAR lamps $17.50 / lamp

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A lamp that consists o a sealed arc tube inside a glass envelope, or outer jacket. The inner arctube is lled with elements that emit light when ionized by electric current. A ballast is requiredto provide the proper starting voltage and to regulate current during operation.

HIGH INTENSITYDISCHARGE (HID)

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR HIGH INTENSITY DISCHARGE (HID)

INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

Interior HID lighting:

LT-96977 Interior HID retrots $0.05 $100

LT-89706 Other interior HID lighting $0.05 $100

Exterior HID lighting retrots:

LT-78723 Exterior HID retrots $0.05 $0

LT-30958 Other exterior HID lighting $0.05 $0

Customized Solution Items eligible or Customized Solution incentives are shown below.

CERAMIC METAL HALIDE ADJUSTABLE ACCENT LIGHTING FIXTURESA ceramic metal halide (CMH) adjustable accent lighting xture rated 39 watts or less.



Does the retrot involve the one or one replacement o existing refec tor-type incandescent, PAR halogen, or PAR halogen inrared(IR) lamps?

Does the ceramic metal halide adjustable accent lighting xture have a nominal lamp wattage o 39 watts or lower?

Is the ceramic metal halide adjustable accent lighting xture compatible with the existing controls? Customers are responsible orveriying compatibility with existing lighting controls.

Note: In all cases, the wattage o the replacement fxture must be less than the wattage o the existing lamp. The maximum replacementwattage listed in the table that ollows is typically associated with the highest wattage in the base-case range.

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR PULS E-START OR CERAMIC METAL HALIDE

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-37736 Ceramic metal halide adjustable accent l ight ing: 39 watts $45.00 / xture

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Induction lamps are electrodeless lamps where the power needed to generate light istranserred rom the outside o the lamp envelope by means o (electro)magnetic elds.

INDUCTION

INTERIOR INDUCTION FIXTURESNew, hardwired induction xtures replacing, one or one, an existing, less ecient lighting source.




Are complete new induction xtures being installed?

Do the new xtures have a lower wattage than the xtures being replaced without exceeding the maximum wattage listed in theincentive table that ollows or each range o lamp wattage being replaced?

Are new xtures equipped with induction lamps and drivers?

Are new xtures replacing, one or one, existing incandescent, mercury vapor, T12/T12 High Output/T12 Very High Output linearfuorescent, standard probe-s tart metal halide, pulse-star t metal halide, or high-pressure sodium xtures in interior installations?


Will xtures be installed at a height over 12' above the nished foor to qualiy or the 400-watt category?

Is this the only Express Solution Category under which the xtures are receiving incentives? Fixtures are not eligible or additionalincentives under the other solution categories.

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR INDUCTION

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Interior induction xtures:

LT-51211 < 100-wat t lamp existing, up to 70-watt induction lamp $35. 00 / xture

LT- 26 73 4 1 01- t o 17 5- wa tt lam p ex is ti ng , up t o 12 0- wa tt i nduc ti on l am p $ 60 .0 0 / xt ur e

LT- 80 10 8 1 76 - t o 3 99 -wa tt l amp e xi st ing , up t o 18 0- wa tt i nd uc ti on l amp $ 75 .0 0 / xt ur e

LT-34098 400-watt lamp existing, up to 250-watt induction lamp (Tier 1) $125.00 / xture

LT-69009 400-watt lamp existing, up to 360-watt induction lamp (Tier 2) $60.00 / xture

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

Interior induction lighting xtures:

LT-64209 Interior induction retrots $0.05 $100

LT-90483 Other interior induction lighting $0.05 $100

Customized Solution

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SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Exterior induction xtures:

LT-10663 < 100-wat t lamp existing, up to 70-watt replacement xture $25. 00 / xture

LT-60651 101- to 175-watt lamp existing, up to 100-watt replacement xture $45.00 / xture



LT-78695 400-watt lamp existing, up to 250-watt replacement xture $100.00 / xture

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

Exterior induction lighting retrots:

LT-55464 Exterior induction retroits $0.05 $0

LT-87643 Other exterior induction lighting $0.05 $0

Customized Solution

EXTERIOR INDUCTION FIXTURESNew, hardwired induction xtures replacing, one or one, an existing, less ecient lighting source.




Are complete new induction xtures being installed?

Is the proposed installation or an exterior application? All installations or this solution are or exterior applications onlyinteriorinstallations do not qualiy.

Are new xtures replacing, one or one, existing incandescent, mercury vapor, T12/T12 High Output/T12 Very High Output linearfuorescent, standard probe-s tart metal halide, or high-pressure sodium xtures in exterior installations? Existing pulse-star tmetal halide installations do not qualiy.

Do the new xtures have a lower wattage than the xtures being replaced without exceeding the maximum wattage listed inthe solutions table that ollows or each range o lamp wattage being replaced?

Are new xtures equipped with induction lamps and drivers?


Will xtures be installed at a height over 12' above the nished foor to qualiy or the 400-watt category?

Express Solution






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A solid-state semiconductor device that converts electrical energy directly into light.LIGHT EMITTING

DIODE (LED)

HIGH EFFICIENCY EXIT SIGNSExit signs using LEDs or electroluminescence as a light source in place o incandescent or fuorescent lamps.




Are LED or electroluminescent exit signs replacing, one or one, incandescent or compact fuorescent lamps (CFL)? Retrot kits arenot eligible.

Do all new exit signs meet UL-924 requirements?

Will exit signs have a usage level less than or equal to 5 watts and a minimum product lie o 10 years?

Can manuacturers inormation be provided stating the model number? I not, other qualiying specication sheet must besubmitted with each Incentives Application.

Do new exit signs meet local re codes?

LED REFRIGERATED DISPLAY CASE LIGHTING RETROFITA qualied LED xture replacing a 5-oot or 6 -oot T8 or T12HO fuorescent xture in a re rigerated case.




Are the LED xtures installed in a rerigerated case? This solution applies to xture-only retrots and incentive is paid on aper door basis..

Are the LED xtures ound in new rerigerated display cases or replacing 5-oot or 6-oot T8, T12, or T12HO fuorescent xtures?

Are the LED xtures utility approved? All LED xtures must be utility approved to receive incentives. For a list o qualiying LEDrerigerated case door lighting xtures please reer to http://www.designlights.org/solidstate.about.QualiedProductsList_Publicv2.php.

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR LED

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-80693 LED rerigerated display case lighting $50.00 / door

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

Interior LED lighting:

LT-32756 Interior LED rerigeration case lighting $0.05 $100

LT-29684 Other interior LED lighting $0.05 $100

Customized Solution

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SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

High-eciency LED exit sign:

LT-25510 Incandescent lamp existing $27.00 / xture

LT-85327 Compact fuorescent lamp existing $15.00 / xture

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SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LED channel signage (red):

LT-74003 Indoor < 2 t $4.00 / t

LT-10063 Outdoor < 2 t $2.00 / t

LT-48213 Indoor > 2 t $6.00 / t

LT-67567 Outdoor > 2 t $3.00 / t

LED CHANNEL SIGNSChannel signs that use light emitting diodes (LEDs) as a light source in place of traditional incandescent or neon-lighted channel letter signs.




Are incandescent-lighted or neon-lighted channel letter signs being replaced? Only retrot kits or complete replacement signsusing red LEDs are eligible.

Will the replacement sign use less than or equal to 20% o the actual input power o the sign that it is replacing? Will the signinclude controls that adhere to Title 24 sign requirements?

Has the length o the sign been measured properly? Measure the length o the sign as ollows:

1. Measure the length o each letter at the centerline2. Do not measure the distance between letters3. Add up the measurements o each individual letter to get the length o the entire sign being replaced4. The calculation measurements must be submitted with the Application

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1


LT-80367 LED exit sign $0.05 $100


Customized Solution

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1



Exterior LED lighting:

LT-46594 Exterior LED advertisement sign/smart sign $0.05 $0

LT-39685 Other exterior LED lighting $0.05 $0

Customized Solution

Express Solution

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SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1


LT-58676 Interior LED recessed surace and pendant mounted downlights $0.05 $100


Interior LED integral lamps:

LT-12109 Interior LED integral lampsOmnidirectional (A-lamps, etc.) $0.05 $100

LT-84635 Interior LED integral lampsDecorative lamps $0.05 $100

LT-56453 Interior LED integral lampsDirectional lamps (BR, ER, PAR, MR, etc.) $0.05 $100


Customized Solution

ENERGY STAR LIGHT EMITTING DIODE (LED) SURFACE, PENDANT, & RECESSED DOWNLIGHTENERGY STAR qualied LED downlight xtures replacing incandescent or halogen lamps.




Are new LED downlight xtures ENERGY STAR-qualied? Visit www.energystar.gov/index.cm?useaction=ssl.display_products_com_html or a list o qualied products.

Are new LED downlights replacing, one or one, existing incandescent or halogen xtures with lamps greater than or equal to 40 watts?

Are new LED downlight xtures less than or equal to 15 watts?

Are new LED downlights compatible with existing lighting controls? Customers are responsible or veriying compatibility with existinglighting controls.

INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR LED LIGHTINGPre-qualied LED xtures ound in interior or exterior applications. Please reer to the Statewide Customized Oering Procedures Manual: Appendix E

and Appendix F or pre-qualied LED products at http://www.sce.com/business/ems/customized-solutions/tools-resources.htm

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-68701 ENERGY STAR LED surace, pendant, and recessed downlight: 15 watts $30.00 / xture

Express Solution

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1


LT-17492 Interior LED xture replacement (utilizing approved luminaires) $ 0.05 $100

LT-47463 Interior LED parking garage luminaires $0.05 $100

LT-91217 Interior LED track or mono-point directional lighting xtures $0.05 $100

LT-58676 Interior LED recessed, surace and pendant-mounted downlights $0.05 $100

LT-78694 Interior LED under-cabinet shel-mounted task lighting $0.05 $100

LT-19123 NEW Interior LED pool lighting $0.05 $100




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Hardwired installation o a compact fuorescent xture replacing less ecient lighting sources,

such as incandescent, mercury vapor, T12 linear fuorescent, standard probe-start metal halide,or high-pressure sodium xture.

COMPACT

FLUORESCENTFIXTURES

COMPACT FLUORESCENT FIXTURES




Are complete new compact fuorescent xtures being installed?

Do the new xtures have a lower wattage than the xtures being replaced without exceeding the maximum wattage listed in theincentive table below or each range o lamp wattage being replaced?

Are new xtures equipped with compact fuorescent lamps (CFLs) and electronic ballasts?

Are CFL ballasts programmed-start or programmed rapid-star t with a power actor (PF) o greater than or equal to 0.90 and totalharmonic distortion (THD) o less than or equal to 20%?

Are new xtures replacing, one or one, existing incandescent, mercury vapor, T12 linear fuorescent, T12/High Output fuorescent,T12/Very High Output linear fuorescent, standard probe-start metal halide, or high-pressure sodium xtures? Existing pulse-startmetal halide installations do not qualiy.

Will all replacement xtures be hardwired?Will xtures be installed at a height over 12' above the nished foor to qualiy or the 400-watt categories?


SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

Exterior LED lighting:

LT-85834 Exterior LED xture replacements (utilizing approved luminaires) $0.05 $0

LT-48371 Exterior LED street lighting $0.05 $0

LT-37654 Exterior LED outdoor pole/arm-mounted area and roadway luminaires $0.05 $0

LT-23267 Exterior LED outdoor pole/arm-mounted decorative luminaires $0.05 $0

LT-96754 Exterior LED wall-mounted area luminaires $0.05 $0LT-79301 Exterior LED wall wash luminaires $0.05 $0

LT-68791 Exterior LED bollards $0.05 $0

LT-46594 Exterior LED advertisement sign/smart sign $0.05 $0

LT-23623 NEW Exterior LED pool lighting $0.05 $0

LT-39685 Other exterior LED lighting $0.05 $0




Note: Incentives or all solution codes have changed.


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SCREW-IN COMPACT FLUORESCENT REFLECTOR LAMPSAn ENERGY STAR compact fuorescent refector lamp with integrated ballast between 14 and 28 watts.



Are the screw-in compact fuorescent refec tor lamps with integrated ballasts listed as ENERGY STAR-qualied?Visit www.energystar.gov or a list o qualiying lamps.

Is the screw-in compact fuorescent refector lamp wattage between 14 and 28 watts?

Does the retrot involve the one or one replacement o existing refector-type incandescent, PAR halogen, or PAR halogen IR lamps?Accent lighting, food lighting, and down lighting all qualiy or this incentive.

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR COMPACT FLUORESCENT FIXTURES

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-55729 Screw-in compact fuorescent refector lamps, 1428 watts $7.00 / lamp

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Express Solution

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Interior:

LT-17083 < 100-watt lamp existing, up to 70-watt replacement xture $20.00 / xture



LT-26133 > 400-watt lamp existing, up to 244-watt replacement xture (Tier 1) $75.00 / xture

LT-84901 400-watt lamp existing, up to 360-watt replacement xture (Tier 2) $45.00/ xture Exterior:

LT-10121 Exterior < 100-watt lamp existing, up to 70-watt replacement xture $17.00 / xture

Express Solution

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

Interior compact fuorescent xture lighting ret rot:

LT-76865 Interior compact fuorescent xture retrots(excluding screw-in CFL) $0.05 $100

LT-67568 Other interior compact fuorescent xture lighting $0.05 $100

Exterior compact fuorescent xture lighting retrot:

LT-58654 Exterior compact luorescent ixture retroit(excluding screw-in CFL) $0.05 $100

LT-45634 Other exterior compact luorescent ixture lighting $0.05 $100

Customized Solution




Indicates updated qualiying criteria
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COLD

CATHODE

COLD CATHODE FLUORESCENT LAMPS: 2 TO 8 WATTSA cold cathode lamp replacing an incandescent lamp using at least 10 watts.



Is the cold cathode lamp replacing, one or one, an incandescent lamp o at least 10 watts?

Does the cold cathode lamp range rom 2 watts to 8 watts?Is the cold cathode lamp a medium (Edison) or candelabra base?Is the cold cathode lamp rated or at least 18,000 average lie hours?

A cold cathode is an element used within some nixie tubes, gas discharge lamps, dischargetubes, and vacuum tubes. The term cold cathode reers to the act that the cathode is notindependently heated.

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR C OLD CATHODE

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-45910 Cold cathode fuorescent lamp: 28 watts $4.00 / lamp

Express Solution



Note: Solution codes or 16 or 30 watt cold cathode fuorescent lamps have expired.


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Controls and sensors that have the ability to automatically turn o electrical systems when aspace is not in use.

LIGHTING

CONTROLS

WALL-BOX LIGHTING SENSORSLights are turned on and o based on detec tion o motion by occupancy sensors replacing standard wall light switches.




Are hardwired PIR and/or ultrasonic detectors being installed to control interior lighting xtures?

Are the units designed to replace a standard wall switch, without an exterior switch pack or relay? Only one sensor per circuit isallowed. (Multiple switches controlling the same xtures can only receive one sensor incentive.)

Will programmed rapid-start ballasts be used when occupancy sensors are installed to control fuorescent lamps? (This is generallyrecommended; however, it is not required.)

Will the proper lamps and ballasts be used or the retrot? Customers shall ensure that the appropriate lamps and ballast are in useor the installation.

Note: Hotel or Motel guest rooms or any other living space types do not qualiy or the sensor incentives oer below. It is thecustomers responsibility to ensure that the sensors are installed and operating properly.

WALL- OR CEILING-MOUNTED LIGHTING SENSORSLights are turned on and o based on detec tion o motion by occupancy sensors.





Do sensors meet the wat tage-controlled requirements listed in the incentive table below?

Will programmed rapid-start ballasts be used when occupancy sensors are installed to control fuorescent lamps? (This is generally

recommended; however, it is not required.)


Note: It is the customers responsibility to ensure that the sensors are installed and operating properly.

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR LIGHTING CONTROLS

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT- 58 20 9 Wall -box light ing sensor $ 20 .0 0 / sensor

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-98724 Wall- or ceiling-mounted lighting sensor < 500 watts controlled $35.00 / sensor

LT-38102 Wall- or ceiling-mounted lighting sensor > 500 watts controlled $55.00 / sensor

Express Solution

Express Solution




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INTEGRATED SENSORSLights are turned on and o based on detec tion o motion by occupancy sensors mounted on each lighting xture.




I planning to install xture-integrated sensors, are the units actory-installed in a lighting xture, used in interior installations, andcontrol all lamps in the xture?

Do sensors meet the wat tage-controlled requirements listed in the incentive table below?

Will programmed rapid-start ballasts be used when occupancy sensors are installed to control fuorescent lamps? (This is generallyrecommended; however, it is not required.)



SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-41007 Integrated sensor: < 150 watts $15.00 / sensor

LT-76101 Integrated sensor: > 150 watts $40.00 / sensor

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

LT-50567 Lighting controlsenergy management system (EMS) $0.05 $100

LT-43077 Lighting controlsoccupancy sensors $0.05 $100

LT-90853 Day lighting controlsEMS $0.05 $100

LT-74751 Day lighting systems with dimmable ballast $0.05 $100

LT-94134 Other lighting controls $0.05 $100

LT-32843 Dimming Ballasts20% Tuning $0.05 $100

LT-48272* NEW Dimming Ballasts20% Tuning + Auto Demand Response $0.05 $100

LT-57958 Dimming Ballasts20% Tuning + Occupancy Sensor $0.05 $100

LT-60897* NEW Dimming Ballasts20% Tuning + Occupancy Sensor + Auto Demand Response $0.05 $100

LT-36502 NEW Dimming Ballasts20% Tuning + Daylight Harvesting $0.05 $100

LT-49584* NEW Dimming Ballasts20% Tuning + Daylight Harvesting + Auto Demand Response $0.05 $100

LT-78223 Dimming Ballasts20% Tuning + Occupancy Sensor + Daylight Harvesting with Side Lighting Photo Controls $0.05 $100

LT-89432* NEWDimming Ballasts20% Tuning + Occupancy Sensor + Daylight Harvesting with Side Lighting Photo Controls+ Auto Demand Response

$0.05 $100

Customized Solution

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* To be eligible or incentives, these solutions must be used with their corresponding Demand Response solutions ound on page 73.


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SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

LT-74831* NEW Aisle trafc sensor or reach-in rerigerated case doors $7.00 / door

Express Solution

AISLE TRAFFIC SENSOR FOR REACH-IN REFRIGERATED CASE DOORSLights are turned on and o based on detection o motion by occupancy sensors installed on reach-in rerigerated cases.




Are hardwired PIR and/or ultrasonic detectors being installed to control vertically-mounted LED lighting xtures in reach-in rerigerateddisplay cases? This incentive is paid on a per door basis.

Will the light levels dim down to an established low-power mode (less than 25% o ull power consumption) in less than 2 minutes whenno trac is sensed in the aisles?

Are the sensors installed in any o the ollowing building types: Grocery, Food Store, or Retail with reach-in rerigerated display cases?


Indicates new technology category




SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/kWh $/kW1

LT-90192 Lighting controlsaisle trac sensor or rerigerated display cases $0.05 $100

Customized Solution

* To be eligible or incentives, these solutions must be used with their corresponding Demand Response solutions ound on page 71.


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New energy-ecient cooking and cooking process equipment.

For a list o qualiying Food Service products, visit www.shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates .

All incentives apply toward the purchase onew or replacement energy-ecient equipment,unless otherwise specied

Used or rebuilt equipment is not eligible Customers must provide proo that the appliances meet the specic energy-eciency

specications below

COOKING

EQUIPMENT

COMMERCIAL KITCHEN VENTILATION CONTROL RETROFIT OR NEW HOODA new control system installed in an existing or new commercial kitchen exhaust hood and make-up air system, in conjunction with variable-

speed an controls. Incent ives are based on the MAU an motor horsepower.



Is a new commercial kitchen exhaust hood control system being installed in an existing or new dedicated commercial kitchenexhaust hood and MAU? Indicate MAU hp on invoice. The incentive is based on MAU hp.

Will the control system be used in conjunction with variable-speed an motor controls? VSDs must be installed on both the exhaustand the MAU ans.

Is the system on the Food Service Technology Center pre-approved list? Only pre-approved control systems qualiy or an incentive.Reer to http://www.shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/to determine i the control system qualies.

Application process: Project Installation Worksheet must be submitted with the Application. Worksheet available atwww.fshnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/

FOOD SERVICE

COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC GRIDDLES



Are the commercial electric griddles on the Food Service Technology Centers pre-approved list?http://shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/griddles.pd

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR COOKING EQUIPMENT

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Commercial electric:

FS-61445 Griddle $300.00 / griddle

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Commercial kitchen ventilation control:

FS-17337 Retrot hood $350.00 / hp

FS-23401 New hood $300.00 / hp

Express Solution

Express Solution



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COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC COMBINATION OVENS



Does the combination oven have a tested steam mode cooking energy eciency o greater than or equal to 50% and convectionmode cooking energy eciency o greater than or equal to 70% utilizing ASTM Standard F2861, and meet the idle raterequirements in Table 1 below?

COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC CONVECTION OVENS



Are the commercial electric convection ovens on the Food Service Technology Center pre-approved list? http://shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/ovens.pd

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure


FS-72300 Convection oven $350.00 / unit

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure


FS-88004 Combination oven $1,000.00 / unit

Express Solution

Express Solution



TABLE 1. ASTM F2861 IDLE RATE REQUIREMENTS FOR COMMERCIAL COMBINATION OVEN/STEAMERS

Combi Oven Type Steam Mode Idle Rate Convection Mode Idle Rate

Electric Combi < 15 pan capacity* < 5.0kW < 2.0kW

Electric Combi 15-28 pan capacity* < 6.0kW < 2.5kW

Electric Combi > 28 pan capacity* < 9.0kW < 3.5kW

*Combination oven/steamer pan capacity on based on the maximum capacity o standard 2 -inch deep hotel pans.

This must be consistent with the number o pans used to meet the ener gy-eciency qualications per ASTM F 2861.



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COMMERCIAL LARGE VAT ELECTRIC FRYERS



Qualiying electric large vat ryer models must have a tested heavy-load (French ry) cooking energy eciency o 80% utilizingASTM Standard F2144.

Are the commercial electric large vat ryers on the Food Service Technology Center pre-approved list?http://shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/lvryers.pd

Note: Multiple vat confgurations are paid per qualiying vat.

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure


FS-49213 Large vat ryer $200.00 / vat

Express Solution



COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC FRYERS



Qualiying electric ryer models must have a tested heavy load cooking energy eciency 80% and idle energy rate 1.0 kWutilizing ASTM Standard F1361.

Are the commercial electric ryers on the Food Service Technology Center pre-approved list?http://shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/ryers.pd

Note: Multiple vat confgurations are paid per qualiying vat.

SOLUTION


INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure


FS-57892 Fryer $200.00 / vat

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Is the equipment an electric hot ood holding cabinet that is ully insulated on all sides and has solid or transparent doorsdesigned to maintain the temperature o the hot ood that has been cooked using a separate appliance?

Are holding cabinets on the Food Service Technology Center pre-approved list?http://shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/holding_cabinets.pd

Note: Cook and hold equipment does not qualiy.

SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR HOLDING CABINETS

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Insulated:

FS-20224 Full size $300.00 / unit

FS-93639 Three-quarter size $250.00 / unit

FS-31559 Hal size $200.00 / unit


SOLUTION

CODE

SOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR COOKING EQUIPMENTINCENTIVE

$/unit o measure


FS-38502 Steam cooker $1,250.00 / steamer

COMMERCIAL ELECTRIC STEAM COOKER



Are the commercial electric steam cookers on the Food Service Technology Center pre-approved list?http://shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/steam_cookers.pd

Express Solution

Express Solution



An electric ood holding cabinet that is ully insulated on all sides and has solidinsulated doors.

HOLDINGCABINETS



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Ice makers must be on the Food Service Technology Center pre-approved list.www.shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/icemakers.pd

Do the commercial ice machines generate 60 grams (2 oz) or lighter ice cubes? Ice makers which fake, crush, or ragment

are also included.

Is the machine air-cooled (sel-contained, ice-making heads, or remote-condensing)?Will the entire AHRI-tested ice-making system be purchased?

I proposed equipment is a remote machine, will the qualiying compressor unit be purchased with the remote machine?

Note: The efciency specifcations or the two qualiying tiers are equivalent to ENERGY STAR or CEE Tier III.



TABLE 4. ENERGY-EFFICIENT ICE MAKER ENERGY EFFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS

Equipment TypeIce Harvest Rate

(lbs ice/day)

Energy Use Limit

(kWh/100 lbs ice)

Potable Water Use Limit

(gal/100 lbs ice)

Ice Maker Head (IMH)< 450 9.23 0.0077 Ha < 25

> 450 6.20 0.0010 Ha < 25

Remote Condensing Unit (RCU)without remote compressor

< 1,000 8.05 0.0035 Ha < 25> 1,000 4.64 < 25

Remote Condensing Unit (RCU)with remote compressor

< 934 8.05 0.0035 Ha < 25

> 934 4.82 < 25

Sel Contained Unit(SCU)

< 175 16.7 0.0436 Ha < 25

> 175 9.11 < 25

TABLE 5. SUPER-EFFICIENT ICE MAKER ENERGY EFFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS

Equipment TypeIce Harvest Rate

(lbs ice/day)

Energy Use Limit

(kWh/100 lbs ice)

Potable Water Use Limit

(gal/100 lbs ice)

Ice Maker Head (IMH)< 450 8.72 0.0073 Ha < 20

> 450 5.86 0.0009 Ha < 20

Remote Condensing Unit (RCU)without remote compressor

< 1,000 7.52 0.0032 Ha < 20

> 1,000 4.34 < 20

Remote Condensing Unit (RCU)with remote compressor

< 934 7.52 0.0032 Ha < 20

> 934 4.51 < 20

Sel Contained Unit(SCU)

< 175 15.3 0.0399 Ha < 30

> 175 8.33 < 30

An air-cooled ice machine that makes cubed (less than or equal to 60 grams), faked, crushed,or ragmented ice.

Note: Commerical ice machines must be tested in accordance with the Air-Conditioning and Refgeration

Institute (ARI) Standard 810. Visitwww.ari.orgor product inormation and testing procedures.

COMMERCIAL

ICE MACHINES



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SOLUTION

CODESOLUTION DESCRIPTION FOR COMMERCIAL ICE MACHINES

INCENTIVE

$/unit o measure

Air-cooled:

FS-47481 101200 lbs per day, Energy Ecient $50.00 / unit




FS-94466 5011,000 lbs per day, Energy Ecient $125.00 / unitFS-58123 1,0011,500 lbs per day, Energy Ecient $200.00 / unit

FS-26777 > 1,500 lbs per day, Energy Ecient $250.00 / unit

FS-38811 101200 lbs per day, Super Ecient $100.00 / unit




FS-64114 5011,000 lbs per day, Super Ecient $250.00 / unit

FS-52221 1,0011,500 lbs per day, Super Ecient $400.00 / unit

FS-80045 > 1,500 lbs per day, Super Ecient $500.00 / unit

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Commercial Solid-door/Glass-door Rerigerators and Freezers

PRODUCT

DESCRIPTION

DAILY ENERGY USE

0 < V < 15 cu t

Total volume

15 < V < 30 cu t

Total volume

30 < V < 50 cu t

Total volume

50 < V cu t

Total volumeSolid-door rerigerators < 0.089 V + 1.411 kWh/day < 0.037 V + 2.200 kWh/day < 0.056 V + 1.635 kWh/day < 0.060 V + 1.416 kWh/day

Solid-door reezers < 0.250 V + 1.250 kWh/day < 0.400 V - 1.000 kWh/day < 0.163 V + 6.125 kWh/day < 0.158 V + 6.333 kWh/day

Glass-door rerigerators < 0.118 V + 1.382 kWh/day < 0.140 V + 1.050 kWh/day < 0.088 V + 2.625 kWh/day < 0.110 V + 1.500 kWh/day

Glass-door reezers < 0.607 V + 0.893 kWh/day < 0.733 V - 1.000 kWh/day < 0.250 V + 13.500 kWh/day < 0.450 V + 3.500 kWh/day

V = Internal volume in cubic eet (cu t)

Express Solution Qualifying QuestionsYES The answer should be Yes to every applicable question in a solution category or a project to qualiy or that incentive.

Are the commercial rerigerators and/or reezers on the Food Service Technology Center pre-approved list?http://shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates/

Is the rerigeration system packaged?

Exclusions:

Cases with remote rerigeration systems do not qualiy ENERGY STAR Version 1.0 rerigerators and reezers do not qualiy or incentive

For a list o qualiying Food Service products, visit www.shnick.com/saveenergy/rebates . All incentives apply toward the purchase o new or replacement energy-ecient equipment,

unless otherwise specied Used or rebuilt equipment is not eligible Customers must provide proo that the appliances meet the energy-eciency

specications below

A reach-in rerigerated space consisting o panels made with inner and outer metal skins, aninsulation core, and equipped with a cam-action closing device.

COMMERCIAL

REACH-INREFRIGERATORS

OR FREEZERS

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